Shed Building Codes and Permits

In my county for example, a shed 100 sq. ft. and under does not require me to obtain a building permit.

I would typically only have 2 inspections if I had to obtain a permit, the first being the footer inspection, and the last being the final inspection.

I know you are wondering what a footer inspection is. (when you hear the term footer it usually refers in some way to concrete!) Well, the footer inspection is simply how you build your shed foundation. Obviously the type of shed foundation you need will depend on the shed building code in your county.

Once the footer inspection was approved, then I could continue building my shed, and after I completed construction, I would call for a final inspection.

Nothing to complicated about it, you just have to follow your counties guidelines for building your new shed and you will be fine!

What Do I have To Do To Get My Shed Building Permit?

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